Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
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Silver, look.

f.. siderable extent.
The town is dull. The men on the cor.
ners await in vain.
!, DR.. Roberts. one of Billings prominent
, physicians, is in town.
, Selen Johneon's will will be probated
next Tuesday, January II.
The Thornton vs. Murray cases are set
for Tuesday, January 18th.
Davidson's VAUDEVILLE News is dead.
Pick your flint and try again.
;. The Northern Pacific officers in Butte
and Helena now have a special wire.
Mrs. E. V. Duff will go to Helena by to-
days train, expecting to locate there.
There is a leg show coming to Butte. The
front seats are to be occupied by no bald
heads.
Mrs. DR.. Shultx will leave Butte Satur-
day evening for a visit to her relatives in
Illinois.
Twenty-one days from this day the Celes-
tials celebrate their New Years holiday.
No pipes.
The business men OF Butte are doing
what they should do. Tell tho thieves to
take q walk.
The Alice mine shipped yesterday by
Pacific Express eighteen bars bullion valued
at $685. 500.
Sheriff Lloyd and Under Sheriff Reynolds
have the thanks OF The MINER reporter
for civilities.
Sheriff Lloyd will surely learn the modus
operandi of ~ejecting, having served about
twenty writs lately.
Miss Allie Aston, formerly from Boze.
man, has accepted a position at the Butte
employment agency.
The Idaho Legislatures about to bounce
| tho 2noo1or ~ roa o1orfinn tn fho MA -
by questionable means.
Anaconda receives 1900 tons OF ore per
day by the Montana Union. Very soon it
will be 1000 tons per day.
Next Monday Miss Crossman will take
charge of the Meaderville school vice Miss
Siebenaler, who takes command OF . city
school.
The Eagle Rock Register is after Superin.
tendent Blickensderfer with q hot poker,
accusing him OF all sorts OF official mis-
conduct.
The man Maloney was permitted to
compromise yesterday. The man who per-
mits a compromise of a erineis worse than
the criminal.
Perry Beal, one of the brightest boys
who ever met and welcomed a guest, prom
ises to give The MINER office the first pic
ture of his int nded.
The Shoshone Journal says the rumor
that the Great Shoshone Falls is to be re-
moved to Poeatello or Glenn's Ferry can
be traced to no reliable source.
and has paid all city debts. Read this,
sister cities. and come and etraddle the
greatest mining camp in the world.
Died-At Sisters Hospital, Butte, Mont,
January S, 1877, Of pneumonia, Patrick
Mcguire, aged about 40. The funeral will
take place from tho hospital at l p. NJ, to-
day.
The Rev. G.. R. Darrow, OF Boylston,
Mass, has accepted a cali to become the
pastor of the First Baptist Church, OF this
city. He will arrive the early part Of next
week.
For Thursday (to-day) the religious SER
vice is at Mountain View NJ. E. Church.
Prayer for families and children: 1.-THE
Family, "Rev.L. E. Hanna; Our Schools"
J. B. Clark.
Miss George Johnson, from South Butte, |
will leave to-day to attend the Sisters
School at Deer Lodge. The young lady |
will be greatly missed by her numerous
friends there.
D.. I. D%onavon, OF Livingston, who has
been in the city for some time, left last eve
ming for Helena, to attend tho District As
sembly, K. Of L., which convenes in that
city tomorrow.
If taxpayers do not step to the Treas
nrer's office on or before January goth, all
will be advertised for public sale, and what
an exhibit that will be!
Mrs. Green Majors will leave on Saturday
evenings train for New York City, where
she and Master Ergo Majors. her young
son, will spend the remainder OF the winter
with her relatives.
The bullion shipments by the Pacific
Express Company yesterday were fourteen
bars weighing 1,642 pouRds. valued at
$26,272 from the Alice and ten bars,
weighing LIS, worth ST., $40.
Benedict. OF the Odd Fellows at Eureka,
$500 of the society's money.
He was arrested in Butte City by virtue of
Il telegram. Six hundred dollars was too
a Gum to 60 to Canada with.
A young lady lost her footing en- route to
a representative store on Main street last
and fell. She lost her appearance,
as well as her waterfall. 1t will be well for
The authorities and individuals to clean
The sidewalks. l.
The Butte representatives of the knights
Of Labor left this morning for Helena to
attend District Assembly SO. They will
" onu a GO OIL NVCO W !
their business meeting and most probably
accomplish good work.
An ingenious girl confded to a friend
hat she thought a certain young gentle
nan was going to propose. Pm sure of {
t." she said earnestly. "Why only the
'ther evening when he called he told me !
to prevent babies from becoming bow
s
A farcical story is aaoat about "Steve" il
simpson. Nobody has dropped a bucket"
| physician thought he would make a 2
anne by Steve's case, and failed. The y
onest people Of Butte will know very we'll S
hat the street" fighting man and his
ang have failed. n
Hon. Ransford Smith, former law part 5
er Of Governor Young, OF Ohio, and Dem
cratic candidate for Congress "a ~forlorn 3
ope) in Utah in 1884 and Delegate to the >
hicago Convention that nominated CIeve-
md, writes this office that loyal people of t,
gden have a fighting chance" )
The engagement ring that a "scarlet wo. |.
as returned to the engaged lady yester- u
az. The engaged lady asks the reporter
} say to the scarlet" that she appre-
ates her act. and will be glad, as a woman
a woman, to shake her hand. il.
Yesterday morning the reporter met o.
RS. Cooper-Georgic Woodthorpe-as she aas
as packing her trunks to go to Missoula. ~
RS. Copper is a nice little lady-at home ~
in her stage characters-and will carry
It'll her to the Coast the good wishes of as
MS paper. In Victoria, perhaps, the lady co
ii be seen again. TO
Captain Edwards will leave Butte City nc ~
onday to look after his mines in Madison 80 q
'unty. He told the reporter that he &c
ship a big lot OF gold ore via the
Pacific road to Wickes or Butte. !.
ne question OF freight figures in his bust -,
SIS, and doubtless the railroad men will, an
len this and other like questions are pre-
nted, make satisfactory arrangements.
The man Maloney, in Jail on a charge of OF
rgery, was visited by a MINER reporter at
ID stated thai he was not guilty, at least .
hey have got to prove it." Yesterday
a hearing before Justice Dingevon he
ls discharged as to the forgery and re-
rested on a charge of obtaining money =,
der false pretenses, as he should have Tn
at first. The jai.or will accept the co
anks OF this office for courtesies. zee
X" of the New Mexico Division OF the mr.
'eky Mountain Detective Association lat
ls in Butte YESTERDAY and the dav ha. ~,